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Meanings of earliest experience in English

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Usage of earliest experience in English
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They're responses that made sense in the context of the patient's earliest experience.
The Guardian
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Samuel Sinyangwe's earliest experience of racism was at elementary school.
The Guardian
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From his earliest experience with our community life he manifested little immunity to disease.
Hunting with the Bow & Arrow
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The first steps are usually the most difficult, and the earliest experience the most disheartening.
A Knight of the Nineteenth Century
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My earliest experience of film was unfortunate.
The Irish Times
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This was my earliest experience with shame.
The Guardian
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It had always been that way, from her earliest experiences with the opposite sex.
Once bitten, twice dead
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In wandering back to my earliest experiences of heart surgery, I remember the variety of problems.
The Irish Times
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From what I have said above he will readily believe that my earliest experiences were somewhat squalid.
Erewhon Revisited Twenty Years Later, Both by the Original Disco...
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The earliest experiences of the human baby have a lifelong impact on their mental and emotional health.
The Guardian
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"I don't think that's a fair assessment of our earliest experiences..."
Sagittarius Is Bleeding
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In the clip, Fox told talk show host Jimmy Kimmel about one of her earliest experiences working for Transformers director Michael Bay.
News.com.au
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Later child analysts shifted their attention to the infant's earliest experiences of its mother, to whom it looked for comfort and food.
The Guardian
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Bryan Magee gives a compelling reason, based on his own earliest experiences of studying philosophy at Oxford in the Fifties, why this was so.
The Irish Times
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